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PoE had 6 because nostalgia and IE purists. Devs say encounters would be more tactical and combat of better pace this time around, hence the 5 party members. Unless we see actual gameplay we can't say much more I suppose. So no one has nostalgia for PoE's 6 member party?

FF vi did have 5, but you also didn't control who was in your party - they came and went as part of the plot.

As I understand it, Feargus and Schafer are members of the advisory board (with Brian Fargo, Alex Rigopulos and Aaron Isaksen). I'm not sure what ties any of them have with the actual running of the business.

I'll learn to live with the change, but I imagine that most of the people - like me - who are reacting negatively to the news, don't play a min-max game with their party composition, but pick parties of characters they think will be interesting for story purposes.

I'm not crazy about the change. Guess I'll learn to like it, but it seems a really odd change to make after using 6 for the original

Don't like dropping to five at all.

Wonder where that is being reported at?

What precisely is happening when you try to log in either through the game or through google play?

I think the $149 Collector's edition is the first box w/digital download.

Just checked, issue persists after latest patch (not surprising as I'm not sure that it's on their radar).

Oooo, derpy me. I think its a typo. The other entries just list "-Digital copy of Pillars 2", my guess is someone meant to replace that with "-20 digital copies of PoE II: Deadfire" and forgot to delete the old after inserting the new.

Pet is $500, Ship is $5000

You are probably correct. Not a single spell (wizard, druid, priest) or weapon has a range over 20m, so the player would have to savage the titans ankles until he falls over.

Dunno, I didn't play, but I take it from your tone that the answer is non-exclusivity. I don't know the answer either, I haven't played every Kickstarter that's been done. I don't recall any of the PoE stuff being exclusive, so I ask because I really don't know if there's a tradition of people creating content for games that only they get that I'm not aware of. More initial thought was there would be a pet store or something where everyone's named pets are available, which is why I made the pet army joke.

Have they ever limited content to the person who created it? Seems that the appeal of pledging at a creation tier is creating something in the game for everyone.

Kinda makes you wish you could form a 'pet army' doesn't it? Not 100 pets but 100 "names", right? So probably a pool of species to choose from and slap a name on one? Right, dog, cat or pig. But 100 people naming 100 dog, cat, pig pets means 100 dog, cat, pig pets.

Kinda makes you wish you could form a 'pet army' doesn't it?

Just passed the 1st quarter of their funding goal!

My theory is that the aim is to do like BGII and make this a high(er) level campaign and not kick back to 1. Even if they could justify a level 1 restart for the PC, how'd that tie to the returning characters?

Yes, probably just an oversight. That kind of wording is something to get right on the crowdfunding page though. Don't disagree with you that it'd be better to be accurate as it "Steam Key" is misleading. I'd read the text and didn't even notice that it wasn't 'right' in the graphics.

In the text they just say "digital download". Maybe they ran out of room on the graphic?

Teaser for the Square-Enix (Eidos Montreal (Crystal Dynamics)) - Marvel game:

The disclaimer as currently written reads "YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT NEITHER LOOSE TOOTH INDUSTRIES, INC. NOR FIG IS A REGISTERED BROKER-DEALER, FINANCIAL ADVISOR OR FUNDING PORTAL AND NEITHER LOOSE TOOTH INDUSTRIES, INC. NOR FIG ENGAGES IN ANY CONDUCT THAT WOULD REQUIRE SUCH REGISTRATION. NEITHER LOOSE TOOTH INDUSTRIES, INC. NOR FIG PROVIDES INVESTMENT ADVICE OR MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS." All this does is state that what Fig.com is doing isn't advising, selling or crowdfunding the purchase of securities as defined by the SEC and therefore does not have to register with the SEC (who regulate the exchange of securities - ie a certificate or other financial instrument that can be sold or traded - like stocks and bonds). SEC on Funding Portals, for example:

Well that and Feargus is one of the people behind Fig. Was there ever any real chance if PoE2 went crowdfunding that it wouldn't be on Fig?

Very interesting; that said I never thought the Death Star trench was the equator line as it is in the briefing that it runs perpendicular from the equator line and is 'north" of the dish.